The Demon-Slaying Marshal’s Rewind

It feels like watching the Chinese version of "Naruto"

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​, And I can't stand it anymore. It's well written, but it's just not my cup of tea. With the name Qiye, I have read two novels and TV series. One is Li Qiye from "Emperor" who has been writing for more than ten years, and the Seven Nights Demon King from "Liao Zhai". They all have their own characteristics, one is an emperor who pretends to be powerful, and the other is a demon who doesn't say many ruthless words and then kills them.       ，，，，，？ It's a bit of a loss. The novel does have the feel of the Chinese version of "Naruto". I don't know how much the author is influenced by Japanese culture. It seems that except for Puyi who calls the last emperor here, the word "dai" is not used. Usually the emperor is called the first, second or directly by the year. Then, although the names of ancient Chinese names such as Fuxi, Shennong, and Gonggong are included in the content, it is just written in. Changing any nice names will not affect the reading. It is just a reference to the names of ancient gods. The dialogue in it is also from watching Naruto too much, and I felt a sense of alienation, rather than the feeling I felt when watching other oriental fantasy, fairy tales, or alternate histories.

I haven't seen the protagonist named Qiye for a long time. The last time was the magician in the physical Western fantasy novel in 2003.